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fix(FAQ.md): spelling (#27)

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The completion cache file (also known as zcompdump file) is a cache of the completion functions found when starting the zsh session. This file is written when calling `compinit`, and it is done automatically by Oh My Zsh when starting. It can be found at `$ZSH_COMPDUMP`, usually in your home directory and named `.zcompdump-<host>-<zsh-version>`.
**If there is already a file at that location, `compinit` will read it, instead of recreating it, for better performance.** This causes problems sometimes when some completion settings where changed but the completion cache wasn't, like when a plugin is enabled. That's why most completion problems are solved by resetting the cache and restarting the zsh session.
**If there is already a file at that location, `compinit` will read it, instead of recreating it, for better performance.** This causes problems sometimes when some completion settings are changed but the completion cache wasn't, like when a plugin is enabled. That's why most completion problems are solved by resetting the cache and restarting the zsh session.
To reset it, you have to delete it and restart your zsh session so that it is recreated again:
@ -226,7 +226,7 @@ It might look like this in iTerm2:
![Example problem in iTerm2](https://camo.githubusercontent.com/12b3877f95cf1d22ba9b005f1d029e6eb8121449/68747470733a2f2f662e636c6f75642e6769746875622e636f6d2f6173736574732f3439373337322f3639373135302f64623330306332342d646366382d313165322d393233372d6536306535623965646437312e706e67)
Some themes like Agnoster require a special font to render certain characters. First, make sure you have read the theme's instructions written in the [[Themes]] section. Most of the time this issue is solved by installing a [Powerline font](https://github.com/powerline/fonts), or [a nerd font](https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts). Some themes may require the use of a nerd font over a powerline font, but nerd fonts do work whereever powerline fonts work.
Some themes like Agnoster require a special font to render certain characters. First, make sure you have read the theme's instructions written in the [[Themes]] section. Most of the time this issue is solved by installing a [Powerline font](https://github.com/powerline/fonts), or [a nerd font](https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts). Some themes may require the use of a nerd font over a powerline font, but nerd fonts do work wherever powerline fonts work.
After installing it, you need to enable the font in the settings of your terminal emulator. Just installing the font isn't enough, as the terminal doesn't know to use that font for the symbols. Also note that the font has to be set anywhere you display the themes - this may include editors and IDEs.